A boatload of tourists is passing a crew in the process of closing the small dry dock with its caisson, just after the “Numptia” went in.See also: Numptia
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14 comments:
Yep, many tourists.
I wouldn't mind to be on that tourist boat.
That would be a fun tour.
That's a rather interesting manoeuvre. And it looks so hot...
Very interesting about this caisson. New to me.
This port looks like a theme park tourist attraction. A little fairytale like.
Nice moment in time photo.
I'd be on that boat in a minute.
They only look about half interested. But I'd definitely be looking if I was there!
E la barca va...ciao, Arianna
I love the colors!
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Looks like a nice way to see as much as possible.
If it had been me on the boat, I would have been WALKING and walking, and perhaps renting a bicycle to see my favorite spots from your blog!!:)
Love watching these manoeuvres.
A good moment to catch!
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